INBDE TRAUMA (PEDS) COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED (A+ PASS)

INBDE TRAUMA (PEDS) COMPREHENSIVE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED (A+ PASS)
trauma is most common in Ans✓✓✓more often in boys
more often with increase OJ (greater than 6mm)
maxillary anterior most common


mild injuries Ans✓✓✓concussion
craze line
enamel fractures
enamel and dentin fractures


mild injuries prognosis and follow up and ellis classification
Ans✓✓✓good prognosis and short term follow up and class 1.2


moderate injuries Ans✓✓✓subluxation
enamel/dentin/pulp involvement


moderate injuries prognosis and follow up and ellis classification
Ans✓✓✓guarded prognosis and longer long term follow up and class
3/4


major injuries Ans✓✓✓luxations

, avulsions
alveolar fractures
crown-root fractures


major injuries prognosis and follow up and ellis classification
Ans✓✓✓reduced prognosis and long term follow up and class 5/6


medical history Ans✓✓✓- coagulation disorder
- tetanus coverage
- rule out head injury


rule out head injury Ans✓✓✓neurological assessment of drowsiness,
amnesia or blurred vision


tetanus coverage Ans✓✓✓active immunization is three tetanus,
diphtheria and pertussis vaccines during first year, booster at 1.5,3, and 6
years and then every 4-5 years


what to do for tetanus coverage after injury Ans✓✓✓covered - booster
uncovered - tetanus anti-toxin


PDL sore, no mobility and no displacement Ans✓✓✓concussion